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Anonymous Ayman Rashidi
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Refer to the image below. Immediately following the construction of the highway and division of the frog population into two, would you consider the populations to be separate species? Why or why not?
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The two populations will still be the same. Speciation doesn't occur overnight for species as complex as frogs. At least several generations needs to go by, including changes in diet, environmental changes, etc. before natural selection or random chance can have an influence on the now separated species.
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